The DJI Mavic 4 Pro comes in three kits. The standard kit has the drone, a DJI RC 2 and one battery. The Fly More Combo adds two more batteries, the Parallel Charging Hub and the DJI Mavic Shoulder Bag. The 512GB Creator Combo swaps in the DJI RC Pro 2, a Mavic 4 Pro with 512 GB of built-in storage that records 10-bit 4:2:2 H.264 ALL-I video, and the faster DJI Mavic 240W Power Adapter. If you fly more than one battery per outing, the Fly More Combo is the one to get.
What's in each box
From DJI's store listings:
- Mavic 4 Pro (DJI RC 2): aircraft, DJI RC 2, one battery, a spare pair of propellers, storage cover, two USB-C cables and the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter.
- Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2): aircraft, DJI RC 2, three batteries, four spare pairs of propellers, storage cover, cables, the 100W USB-C Power Adapter, the Parallel Charging Hub and the DJI Mavic Shoulder Bag.
- 512GB Creator Combo (DJI RC Pro 2): the Mavic 4 Pro 512GB aircraft, DJI RC Pro 2, three batteries, four spare pairs of propellers, storage cover, a high-speed data cable, the DJI Mavic 240W Power Adapter, the Parallel Charging Hub and the shoulder bag.
Our standard kit is $2,419 and our Fly More Combo is $3,189. Check the product page for exact contents and stock.
Is the Fly More Combo worth it?
Yes, if you'll fly more than one battery per outing, though it isn't cheaper than buying the parts. The $770 step buys two extra batteries ($230 each from us) and the Parallel Charging Hub ($120), which come to $580 on their own, plus the bag and extra props.
One catch: the Fly More Combo ships with the 100W adapter, so the hub charges one battery at a time, about 80 minutes each. For parallel charging (three batteries in about 90 minutes, or about 110 minutes on US 120 V power), you need the 240W adapter from the Creator Combo or bought separately. See Mavic 4 Pro batteries and chargers.
What the Creator Combo adds
- DJI RC Pro 2: a 7-inch, 2,000-nit screen that folds and rotates for vertical shooting, a built-in mic, HDMI output, 128 GB storage and enterprise-grade antennas for O4+.
- 512 GB built-in storage (about 460 GB usable), versus 64 GB (about 42 GB usable) on the standard aircraft.
- H.264 ALL-I recording at up to 1,200 Mbps with 10-bit 4:2:2 color. DJI says only the 512GB version records ALL-I. It's easier to edit and holds up better in grading, but files are huge.
- 240W adapter for fast parallel charging.
"Mavic 4 Pro Cine" searches usually mean this Creator Combo; there's no separate Cine model as there was for the Mavic 3 Pro. For the RC Pro 2 alone, see Mavic 4 Pro controllers.
Which kit should you buy?
| You are | Buy |
|---|---|
| Hobbyist flying short sessions | Standard |
| Most creators and pros | Fly More Combo |
| Colorist-heavy productions, bright-sun shooters | Creator Combo |
Keep in mind DJI didn't launch the Mavic 4 Pro officially in the US, so ask us whether a US Care Refresh plan is available before you count on one. See Mavic 4 Pro in the USA. Ask us about Creator Combo availability on our contact page, or order the DJI Mavic 4 Pro.
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